Toronto recorded 6,810 total incidents between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026, across 159 neighbourhoods. Assault was the top category, accounting for 3,659 incidents or 53.7% of the dataset. Auto theft followed with 992 incidents (14.6%), while break and enter reached 820 incidents (12%). In total, 4,052 violent-category incidents were logged. West Humber-Clairville logged 186 incidents, leading all tracked areas.
Data current through . Source: official Toronto police open-data portal.
The interactive map for Toronto displays 6,810 total reported incidents recorded between May 24, 2026, and July 23, 2026. Sourced directly from the official Toronto Police Service open data portal, this dataset captures verified police occurrences across 159 designated Toronto neighbourhoods during this 60-day window. Out of the 6,810 total incidents logged in the dataset, 6,702 records contain complete occurrence timestamps, whereas 108 records are undated.
Accessing transparent local incident records allows residents, researchers, business operators, and community members to observe documented spatial patterns across the city of Toronto. By publishing official police statistics without predictive modeling, estimations, or subjective adjustments, CrimeMaps.ca provides a factual record of municipal police activity. This allows readers to review verified category breakdowns, overall volume metrics, and localized occurrence figures for specific Toronto neighbourhoods.
The available annual series currently contains data solely for 2026, recording 6,702 dated incidents during the 60-day reporting window from May 24, 2026, to July 23, 2026. Because year-over-year comparison metrics are unavailable for this selection and the data represents a partial calendar year rather than a full annual period, long-term multi-year trends cannot be established. Year-series totals account for 6,702 timestamped records and exclude 108 undated incidents that are included within Toronto's headline total of 6,810 incidents. Additional historical data is required to evaluate comparative growth or decline across previous reporting years.
During this 60-day timeframe, Assault represents the most recorded incident category in Toronto, accounting for 3,659 occurrences or 53.7% of all total incidents. Auto theft follows as the second highest category with 992 recorded incidents, representing 14.6% of the dataset, while Break and enter ranks third with 820 incidents, comprising 12% of total occurrences. Additional reported categories include Theft from vehicle with 562 incidents (8.3%), Robbery with 347 incidents (5.1%), and Theft with 224 incidents (3.3%). Across all categories, combined violent-category incidents total 4,052 occurrences, which aggregates assault alongside other violent incident classifications reported by police. These primary categories account for the vast majority of all logged occurrences.
Among Toronto's 159 designated neighbourhoods, West Humber-Clairville (1) recorded the highest number of incidents with 186 reported occurrences during the 60-day period. Kensington-Chinatown (78) followed with 149 incidents, Wellington Place (164) logged 137 incidents, Downtown Yonge East (168) registered 135 incidents, and Mimico-Queensway (160) recorded 133 incidents. These figures reflect localized incident activity concentration rather than per-capita risk, as total population data is not included in the source dataset. Activity metrics provide insight into where reported events occurred across the municipal boundary structure without indicating individual risk levels across different areas.
Toronto's 60-day dataset of 6,810 total incidents is heavily weighted toward assault, which represents 3,659 occurrences or 53.7% of all reported incidents. Combined violent-category events total 4,052 occurrences across the city. Property-related categories account for substantial secondary volume, led by auto theft at 992 incidents (14.6%), break and enter at 820 incidents (12%), and theft from vehicle at 562 incidents (8.3%). Across Toronto's 159 neighbourhoods, West Humber-Clairville (1) registered 186 incidents, while Kensington-Chinatown (78) registered 149 incidents.
There were 6,810 total incidents recorded in the city between May 24 and July 23, 2026. Of those, 6,702 had specific occurrence dates, while 108 were logged without a precise timestamp. These figures represent raw incident counts rather than per-capita rates.
Assault is the leading category, accounting for 3,659 incidents, which makes up 53.7% of the total. Auto theft follows at 992 incidents (14.6%), and break-and-enter rounds out the top three with 820 reports. Together, these three categories cover more than 80% of all recorded activity.
The dataset shows 6,702 incidents logged for the 2026 calendar year so far. Because the current window only covers a partial year and year-over-year comparison data is not available, it is not possible to determine a clear upward or downward trend from these figures alone.
West Humber-Clairville leads with 186 incidents, followed by Kensington-Chinatown with 149. Wellington Place, Downtown Yonge East, Mimico-Queensway, and Moss Park all report between 133 and 137 incidents. These counts are spread across 159 distinct neighbourhoods in the city.
The figures are compiled from Ontario's open-data incident feed, which aggregates police-reported crime records. The map and choropleth views pull directly from this feed, while official police service publications may occasionally publish slightly different monthly totals due to reporting lag or reconciliation processes.
The data was generated on July 24, 2026, covering a 60-day window that ends on July 23, 2026. Because the feed updates continuously as new records are processed, the numbers reflect the most recent available incidents up to that date.
This dataset is compiled from Ontario's open-data incident feed, which aggregates police-reported crime records across the province.